The last decade witnessed a well-paced transformation in the display technology market. Displays have evolved from CRT to Plasma Display (PDP), and from PDP to LCD and LED. The latest display type is OLED. In the last quarter of 2013, the flexible display smartphones have hit the market; with tablets to follow soon after. Laptops and TVs are also expected to follow the trend of smartphones and tablets, while OLED-based televisions have also been introduced by electronics manufacturing giants such as Samsung and LG. All these developments have created demand for better and more stable materials to be used in these displays. The use of IGZO (Indium Gallium Zinc Oxide) and photonic crystals is an example.

The characteristics and features of some of the emerging displays, such as flexible, rollable and bendable displays, are acting as the biggest drivers for the dielectric materials market. This emerging display market possesses some of the most unique distinct features such as sleekness, rollability/flexibility, and ruggedness, and thus, these displays can be utilized in most of the industries.

The Display Materials Market is segmented into four categories that include materials, technology, application, and geography. This report divides the overall market into four main geographical segments, namely, North America, Europe, APAC, and ROW. APAC contributes more to the market growth as compared to the other regions. The demand for the display materials is mainly from APAC, most of the demand comes, from China and Japan.

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